PINK DIAMONDS - A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Rings with pink and yellow diamonds
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PINK DIAMONDS - THE STORYWe're all familiar with the beauty and brilliance of white diamonds, but have you ever seen or considered a stunning pink diamond? And where would you find one when they are becoming so much harder to find?
Pink diamonds from the Argyle mine in Australia are so rare and beautiful they are sought out by people all over the world. These extraordinary diamonds are perfect for celebrating life's truly special moments, from anniversaries, engagements to the birth of a treasured child, or even 'just because' - but where to find yours? Very few jewellers can offer you a pink diamond. These unique diamonds are very rare, the Australian Argyle mine is expected to close at the end of 2020, so diamonds in this most desirable of colours will become even harder to find. Colours reflect those seen in the east Kimberley sunset, from soft cherry blossom hues through to icy pinks. |
PINK DIAMONDS - WHERE TO FIND YOURSLuckily, Curtis has secured a collection of unique pink diamonds that represent remarkable value too. As diamond experts, you can trust us to help you choose the perfect pink diamond to suit you.
You can choose your pink diamond now, and have it made into that perfect piece of jewellery later, - but we do urge you to act quickly. Naturally coloured diamonds are scarce, pinks even more so. As awareness of their unique colour and rarity deepens, they will become even harder to find. |
'Colours of Australia' Pen set with hundreds of Argyle diamonds
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Rio Tinto's Gem Talk Magazine
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A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIPOur relationship with Rio Tinto Diamonds, owners of the Argyle mine, goes back many years. We've worked closely with Rio Tinto to create uniquely designed diamond set masterpieces that reflect and enhance the beauty of these remarkable diamonds.
Glenn Curtis was also the only expert from outside the USA invited to judge the Global Jewellery Design Competition, a prestigious design competition organised by Rio Tinto Diamonds to engage jewellery designers from around the world, an achievement Glenn modestly describes as 'being reflective of the high quality of Australian jewellery as a whole'. The discovery of pink diamonds in the rugged Kimberley region remains one of the most important in history, and brings the most coveted of diamonds to the world. There are few remaining. Don't hesitate, secure your pink diamond now by chatting to us at your earliest opportunity. We look forward to helping you. 
Australian Jeweller and designer Glenn Curtis has been invited to judge Rio Tinto's prestigious Global Jewellery Design Competition.
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